Category Archives: Chivalry

Chivalry, Courtly Love, Romantic Love, and Marriage

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Jesse Powell TFA

Dalrock has lately been doing several posts attacking chivalry and courtly love as being anti-biblical and the beginning of wife worship and feminism. Quoting from Dalrock’s post “Chivalry and biblical marriage can’t coexist.” Dalrock states: “What Lewis is saying is … Continue reading →

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A Woman’s Sacred Right to Chivalry

Posted on December 16, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Chivalry comes from God, the woman’s right to Chivalry comes from God, the woman has the right to Chivalry because of what God has given to her. A woman has God within her and it is this Godly power and … Continue reading →

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Chivalry and the God Man Woman Child Hierarchy

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

What are my responsibilities towards women as a man? Chivalry, of course; to provide for and protect women. This could be expanded to provide for and protect and control women; controlling women or being dominant over women being very important … Continue reading →

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Regarding Submission; in Response to Jojo at Simple Southern Spirit

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

This post is in response to Jojo’s article “Submission” at Simple Southern Spirit. Chivalry is the framework within which women submitting to men takes place. Chivalry establishes the gender dynamic between a man and a woman. Chivalry “activates” the man … Continue reading →

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The Childlike State of Women and Unconditional Chivalry

Posted on December 2, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Feminists often complain about traditional gender roles or patriarchy “infantilizing women” or “treating women like children” or being “paternalistic.” The idea is that it is insulting or wrong for men or society overall to treat women like children. I wonder … Continue reading →

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The Advantage of Chivalry over Courtesy

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Tarnished Sophia has written an article titled “Chivalry Is Dead, Long Live Courtesy” which contrasts Chivalry with courtesy pointing out that courtesy is for everyone and poses no thorny ethical or moral dilemmas while Chivalry is for women only whether … Continue reading →

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Zarehalization and Lolenjoy on Chivalry

Posted on November 18, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Chivalry is about respecting and honoring women. A woman has something a man doesn’t have; she has qualities and abilities a man needs but a man doesn’t possess himself, things the man only has access to through interaction and relationship … Continue reading →

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The Source of the Rules of Gender Hierarchy

Posted on November 6, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

In the previous post I spelled out what the rules of gender hierarchy are as a guide for deciding “who should dominate” in any particular conflict between a man and a woman. The two basic rules are; first the man … Continue reading →

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The Rules of Gender Hierarchy; When and Why Women should Obey Men

Posted on November 4, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

This post is in response to the article at What’s Wrong With Equal Rights written by The Radical One, leader of the TWRAs, titled “Women, Stop Obeying Men.” I think I have found a true conflict between what I believe … Continue reading →

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The Chivalry Hierarchy and Women’s Corresponding Feminine Duties to Men

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Jesse Powell TFA

Jojo asked in a comment: “If men owe all women chivalry because of the advantages they were born with, why do I not owe all men my womb since I was born with that advantage over them?” Yes, you having … Continue reading →

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